SYNTHESIS 2 (LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION)

(POST – TEST)

NAME:____________________________ YR. & SEC._______________

SUBJECT: SYNTHESIS -2 (LEA- ) POLICE PATROL/POLICE COMM DATE:_____________

INSTRUCTION: ENCIRCLE THE LETTER THAT CORRESPONDS TO THE CORRECT ANSWER FOR
EACH OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. USE PENCIL ONLY.

01. What do you call that time between the call of concerned individual to the police regarding
crime incident and the arrival at the scene of the patrol officer?
a. Stop b. Responder c. assistance d. critical time
02. What do you call that aspect of patrolling using stop and frisking strategy where individuals
of doubtful character are being questioned?
a. Directed Patrol b. Strategic c. Stop and frisked d. Street Interview/Interrogation
03. This patrol involves disguise or deception which is specifically used in high crimes areas by
highly trained specialist rather than regular patrol officer.
a. Directed Patrol b. Strategic d. Decoy d. Street Interview/Interrogation
04. This Patrol duties is for the actual prevention of the commission of the crime.
a. Directed Patrol b. Strategic c. Stop and frisked d. Crime Repression
05. 01. What do you call that running time of the dispatched patrol car from his position where
the assignment was received and the arrival from the crime scene?
a. Stop b. Response time c. assistance d. critical time
06. The method of patrolling which is accomplished by deploying uniformed patrol officer and
marked patrol cars in the area of responsibility (AOR) with the objective of increasing the “aura
0f police omnipresence
a. Low Visibility Patrol b. High Visibility Patrol . Stop and Frisk d. Decoy
07. What do you call that action of police patrol officer of stopping a suspicious person,
questioning them and frisking them for concealed weapon?
a. High Visibility Patrol b. Low Visibility c. Stop and Frisk d. Decoy
08. In your answer in question number 07, this is an example of _______ patrol
a . Low Visibility Patrol b. High Visibility . Stop and Frisk d. Decoy
09. What do you call that strategy of patrol activities designed by patrol officers are based on
analysis of specific community crime analysis problems?
a. Directed Patrol strategy b. Strategic c. Aggressive d. Interactive Strategy
10. What do you call that strategy of patrol activities which emphasis in on police-citizen
interaction wherein the community input is sought in resolving patrol problem.
 a. Directed Patrol strategy b. Strategic c. Aggressive d. Interactive Patrol Strategy
11. This kind of strategic patrol which is emphasis is on the positive, targeted oriented
activities which include physical security inspection, but this is effective if the information
regarding identifiable crime trends is based on c rime analysis.
a. Directed strategy b. Strategic c. Aggressive Patrol Strategy d. Interactive Strategy
12. The basic requirement of Police intervention shall be led by a __________.
a. Police Non-Commissioned Officers (PNCO)
b. Non- Uniformed Personnel (NUP)
c. Police Commissioned Officer (PCO)
d. NAPOLCOM representative

13. What do you call that strategy of patrol wherein the patrol officer are in the civilian clothes
or in unmarked patrol cars with the primary purpose of increasing the apprehension of criminal
engaged in street crimes and deterrence of criminal activity as a result of greater probability of
apprehension.
a. Low Visibility Patrol B. Low Visibility Patrol c. Stop and Frisk d. Decoy
14. It refers to an attack amounting to actual or eminent threat to the life, limb, or right of the
person claiming self-defense.
a. Imminent Danger b. Legal means c. Unlawful Aggression d. Self- Defense
15. What do you call that report if a police officers used his firearm against a suspect outlining
the circumstances necessitating the use of weapons against the suspect?
a. Spot Report b. Follow –up Report c. After – Encounter Report d. Incident Report
16. It is the brief stopping of an individual, whether on foot or in a vehicle, based on
reasonable suspicion/probable cause fo the purpose of determining the individual’s identity
and resolving the officer’s suspicion concerning criminal activity.
a. Low Visibility Patrol b. Spot Check/Accosting c. Stop and Frisk d. Decoy
17. It is an act, within totality of the circumstances, led an officer to reasonably suspect, or to
have probable cue to believe, that the criminal activity has been, is being, or is about to be
committed.
a. Reasonable Suspicion b. Spot Check/Accosting c. Stop and Frisk d. Decoy
18. It is a “frisk” or external feeling of the external garments of an individual for weapons used.
a. Spot check b. Accosting C. Pat down Search d. Probable Cause
19. What do you call that location where the search, which is duly authorized by the PNP, is
conducted to deter/prevent the commission of the crime , enforce the la, and other legitimate
purposes?
a. Risk Place b. Hasty Checkpoint c. Police checkpoint d. Police Post
 20. Composition of police checkpoint tasked to point/profile suspected vehicle subject for
checkpoint.
a. Team Leader b. Spotter c. Spokesperson d. Investigation Sub-Station
21. Composition of police checkpoint designated to conduct search, seizure and art if
necessary;
a. Blocking/Pursuing Team b. Security Sub Team c. Search Team d. Spotter
22. What do you call that communication from the supervisors to staff?
a. Upward Communication b. Level Communication.
c. Downward Communication d. Line Communication
23. It is an immediate response to block the escape of lawless element from a crime scene, and
also established when nearby checkpoint are ignored or during hot pursuit operation
A. Hasty checkpoint b. Hot pursuit c. Chokepoint d. Checkpoint
24. It is also termed in the US as fresh pursuit which mean an immediate recent chase or
follow-up without material interval for the taking into custody any person wanted by virtue of
warrant of arrest, or committed a recent offense while fleeing from one police jurisdictional
boundary to another that will normally require prior official inter unit coordination but which
the pursuing unit cannot , at that moment , comply due to the urgency of the situation.
a. Hasty checkpoint b. Hot pursuit c. Chokepoint d. Checkpoint
25. This is the actual stopping or accosting of armed and dangerous person or persons, aboard a
vehicle or foot, including the power to use all necessary and legal means to accomplish such
end.
a. High Risk b. Stopping Zone c. High Risk Stop d. Dragnet Operation

26. It is the actual restraint of armed persons following a high risk stop.
a. High Risk Arrest b. Stopping Zone c. High Risk Stop d. Dragnet Operation
27. What do you call the specific or projected spot where the armed and dangerous person or
persons would pass or likely to pass and so tactically located as to gain calculated advantage
against said person or persons.
a. High Risk Arrest b. Pre-Determined Area c. High Risk Stop d. Dragnet Operation
28. The process of strategic predetermined area strongly sealed off, barricaded and occupied by
tactical forces in a lawful display of authority to maintain law and order or in defensive
response to an vent of criminal nature or of such gravity that occurred or likely to occur calling
for a high risk stop or arrest.
a. Stopping Zone b. Pre-Determined Area c. High Risk Stop d. Dragnet Operation
29. What do you call the police operation purposely to seal-off the probable exit point of fleeing
suspects from the crime scene to prevent their escape?
a. Stopping Zone b. Pre-Determined Area c. High Risk Stop d. Dragnet Operation
30. It means any rally, demonstration, march, parade, procession or any other form of mass or
concerted action held in a public place for the purpose of presenting a lawful cause.
a. Public Place b. Freedom Park c. Public Assembly d. Meeting
31. It includes any highway, boulevard, venues, road, street, bridge, or other thoroughfare,
park, plaza, square and/or any open space of public ownership where the people are allowed
access.
a. Public Place b. Freedom Park c. Public Assembly d. Meeting
32. What do you call that venue or place established or designated by local government unit
within their respective jurisdiction where a public assembly could be held without securing any
permit for such purpose from the local government unit concerned.
a. Public Place b. Freedom Park c. Public Assembly d. Meeting
33. It means the highest degree of restraint that the police military or other peace keeping
authorities shall observe during a public assembly or in the dispersal of the same
a. Stopping Zone b. Pre-Determined Area c. High Risk Stop d. Maximum Tolerance
34. The Civil Disturbance Officer shall be led by at least ______ of the PNP.
a. Sergeant b. Lieutenant c. Captain d. Major
35. The Civil Disturbance Management personnel should be stationed at least
__________meters ay from the public assembly.
a. 25 meters b. 50 meters c. 75 meters d. 100 meters
36.The peace keeping details at a strike or lockout should be stationed at least
__________meters ay from the public assembly.
a. 25 meters b. 50 meters c. 75 meters d. 100 meters
37. During breach of peace or confrontation between the demonstrator and the member of
the Civil Disturbance Management (CDM) the latter may utilized ______ only to push back
demonstrator and not as an instrument to strike individuals.
a. Water Cannons b. Truncheon c. Tear Gas d. Side Arms
38. _________ may be utilized to break up formation or groupings of demonstrator who
continue to be aggressive and refused to disperse despite earlier efforts.
a. Water Cannons . Truncheon d. Tear Gas d. Side Arms
39. IPS means;
a. Integrated Police System
b. Internal Policing system
c. Informal Policing system
d. Integrated Patrol system
 40. Following are the three components of IPS, except;
a . Fixed Component b. Patrol Component c. Community d. Auxiliary Component
41. The component of IPS represented by different stations, precincts, police visibility points,
traffic post and headquarters.
a . Fixed Component b. Patrol Component c. Community d. Auxiliary Component
42. The component of IPS represented by line beat , mobile patrol, motorcycle, bicycle, air
patrol and detective repressive patrol.
A . Fixed Component b. Patrol Component c. Community d. Auxiliary Component
43. Fixed component of IPS which serves as the 3 C’s of police force.
a. Situation map b. PCP c. Station Desk d. Police beat.
44. What do call that patrol component consisting of contiguous area where a team of police
investigator is assigned with a specific task of conducting follow-up investigation to all
complaint, reports, referrals and other requests with the end in view of full compliance and/or
filing case.
a. Detective beat System b. Situation map c. PCP d. Station Patrol
45. It is concerned with crime prevention wherein the patrol officers usually respond to crime
incident for arrest, protection of crime scene until detectives arrive to investigate.
a. Detective beat System b. Situation map c. Police Beat d. Station Patrol
46. What do you call that phase conducted by patrol by means of formation or assembly in
police station for at least 30 minutes which will b allotted?
a. Pre – deployment phase b. Deployment phase c. Post deployment d. Completed Phase
47. What do you call that phase wherein the patrol officer upon arrival at their patrol beat
shall require to report to the desk officer or dispatcher?
a. Pre – deployment phase n b. Deployment phase c. Post deployment d. Completed Phase
48. What do you call that patrol phase wherein the patrol officers will return to the
headquarters to return the equipment and to prepare their reports?
a. Pre – deployment phase b. Deployment phase c. Post deployment phase d. Completed
49. What do you call that report prepared by patrol officer upon the completion of their tour
of duty?
a. Incident Report b. After mission report c. Daily Patrol report d. Tour of duty Report.
50. The IPS component which includes security guards, traffic enforcers, barangay tanods,
civilian volunteer and non-governmental organizations
a. Detective beat System b. Situation map c. Auxiliary components d. Station Patrol
51. The system which attempt to integrate the police and the community interest into a
working relationship so as to produce the desired objective of peace keeping in the community
a. Team Policing System b. Situation map c. Auxiliary components d. Station
 52. It is the Community Oriented Policing System(COPS) of Japan being operationalized and
institutionalized.
a. Police Community Precinct b. Kauban c. Koban or Police box system d. Sub Station
53. It is the Community Oriented Policing System(COPS) of Singapore
a. Neighbourhood Police Post b. Kauban c. Koban or Police box system d. Sub Station
54. The characteristic of Team Policing where the members must be given opportunity to
work closely together in solving problems and encourages every members to share information
with one another through informal meetings or conference.
a. Geographic Stability of the Patrol Force
b. Maximum Communication between Team Members and Community Residents
c. Minimum Interaction of the members
a. Maximum Interaction between Team Members

55. Community Oriented Policing System implemented in the Philippines by means of

community level started as a mere initiative of some innovative police commanders
a. PCP b. Kauban c. National –Anti- Crime Strategy (NACS) d. Sub Station
56. It is the official Community Oriented Policing Unit of the PNP implemented on August 15,
1994
a. PCP b. Kauban c. Community Oriented Policing System (COPS) d. Sub Station
57. What do you call the basic principles or the foundation of COPS wherein states that the
Philippines is a democratic and republic state. It is imperative for the people to participate in
and support the processes, program and activities of the government to attain SUMMUM
BONUM or the greatest good for the greatest number of our people.
a. Criminal Justice b. Peoples Power c. Democracy d. Philosophy
58. What do you call the basic principles or the foundation of COPS believing that the greatest
source of power to wage war against crime and other threats to society lies among the people.
a. Criminal Justice b. Peoples Power c. Democracy d. Philosophy
59. What do you call the basic principles or the foundation of COPS that the machinery used by
a democratic government to protect society against crime and disorder?
a. Criminal Justice c. Peoples Power c. Democracy d. Philosophy
60. The Scotland Yard Police Officer who stated that “ The police are the public and the public
are the police”
a. Sir Alexander the great b. Sir Frederick the great c. Hannibal Dd. Sir Robert Peel
61. Following are the elements of Community Oriented Policing System (COPS); excpt,
a. Philosophy b. Personalized c. Patrol d. Professional
62. The elements of Community Oriented Policing System (COPS) the police officers should be
assigned permanently for at least 18 moths to be able o defined his beat.
 a. Proactive b. Policing c. Problem Solving d. Permanent
63. It is the transfer of thought or idea from one person to another through channel or
medium. Technically also refers to equipment used which can be electrical or electronic used to
exchange information.
a. Inter - Communication b. Radio c. Landline d. Communication
64. It is a communication existing within a province, organization or communication that exists
between institutions of farthest distance.
a. Inter - Communication b. Antenna c. Amplitude Modulation d. Communication
65. The personnel in police communication center charged with re3iving and transmitting of
messages.
a. Subscriber b. Crew c. Operator d. Dispatcher
66. It refers to the technical means used by the police which consists of interrelated but
relatively independent sub- system such as telephone, telegraph, teletype, radio and television
system and other electronic and automated process.
a. Police Communication b. Antenna c. Amplitude Modulation d. Communication
67. What is the essential of police communication which provides that communication must
be adequate considering that the quick response of officers depend on the transfer of
information?
a. Training b. Dependability c. Accessibility d. Speed
68. What is the essential of police communication which provides that communication system
must be secured from any criminal action toward destruction of police organization’s function?
a. Confidentiality/Secrecy d. Security c. Accessibility d. Speed

69. It refers to the police communication network when it involves the exchange of non-
operational information among police precincts, unit, departments or headquarters.
a. Operational Communication Network
b. Auxiliary Communication Network
c. Line Communication Network
D. Administrative Communication Network
70.. What do you call that police network which pertains to exchange of police fields
information involving peace, law and orders as well as general public ell being?
a. Operational Communication Network
b. Auxiliary Communication Network
c. Line Communication Network
d. Administrative Communication Network
71. The requisites of a good police radio operators of giving an impressions that the operator is
always awake and interested what the person is saying on he bother line.
a. Naturalness b. Expressiveness c. Distinctiveness d. Alertness
72. What do you call that requisites of a good police radio operator of speaking clearly and
distinctly by moving the lips tongue and jaw freely?
a. Naturalness b. Expressiveness d. Distinctiveness d. Alertness
73. The requisites of a good police radio operators using a normal tone of voice which should
not be too fast or too slow. The tone of voice will vary on meaning of sentence that the
operator is saying.
a. Naturalness b. Expressiveness c. Distinctiveness d. Alertness
74. The types of radio waves that radiated energy that touches along the surface of the earth.
a. Sky wave b. Sea Wave c. Ocean Wave d. Ground Wave
75. What do you call that part of a radio that receives electromagnetic waves and converts
them into electrical oscillations?
a. Radio waves b. Radio Transmitter c. Amplifiers d. Antenna
76. What do you call that part of a radio that convers the impulses into sound waves audible by
the human ear?
a. Oscillator b. Demodulator c. Amplifiers d. Speaker
77. Following are the ABC’s of Radio Transmission;
a. Accuracy b. Brevity c. Clearly d. Courtesy
78. ABC of radio transmission which indicates the correctness and truthfulness whag is being
communicated.
a. Accuracy b. Brevity c. Clearly d. Courtesy
79. 10-2 of Associated Public Safety Communication Officers (APCO) means;
a. Acknowledge b. Busy/Standby c. Signal is Good d. Stop Transmitting
80. 10-9 of Associated Public Safety Communication Officers (APCO) means;
a. Acknowledge b. Busy/Standby c. Signal Good d. Repeat
81. 10-31 of Associated Public Safety Communication Officers (APCO) means;
a. Report in Person b. Crime Progress c. Signal Good d. Stop Transmitting
82. 10- 57 of Associated Public Safety Communication Officers (APCO) means;
a. Hit and Run b. Busy/Standby c. Signal Good d. Stop Transmitting
83. It serves as the nucleus or focal point of the police department.
a. Operation b. Intelligence c. Investigation d. Patrol Force
84. What do you call that kind of police hazards which includes piers, warehouse, unoccupied
dwellings, gambling joints, banks, pawnshop, drug dens,
a. Persons b. Places c. Property d. Situations
 85. What do you call that kind of police hazards such as criminals, alcoholic, addicts, gamblers,
prostitutes, drug peddlers, juvenile delinquents, insane persons?
a. Persons b. Places c. Property d. Situations
86. Types of patrol the purpose of which is to maximize police visibility.
a. Foot Patrol b. Motorcycle Patrol c. Bicycle Patrol d. Horse Patrol
87. It refers to the factors that creates hazard creed by absence of of suitable locks, bars and
gratings .
a. Deficient Visibility b. Insecurity of Premises c. Presence of People d. Lack of regulation
88. Chronological distribution of patrol force by knowing the location or place or crime prone
areas wherein crime is frequently or often committed.
a. Crime clock b. Crime map c. Populated map d. Business mapping
89. What do you call that preparation for patrol operations wherein the police officer should be
armed with knowledge and equipment? This can be done thru fall-In - formation in the
headquarters, precincts, or police blocks devoted to giving of assignments.
a. General Preparations b. Pre –Patrol Preparation c. Vehicle inspection d. Formation
90. What do you call that preparation for patrol operations mad by having debriefing
conference with the officer who is being relieved and who has just spent the previous tour of
duty.
a. General Preparations b. Pre –Patrol Preparation c. In- Field Preparations d. Formation
91. This refers to thorough geographical knowledge of the patrol area or an understanding of
the character, fears, concerns, problems, and attitudes of the local resident.
a. District Orientation b. Territorial c. Street Knowledge d. Routine Knowledge
92. Territorial Units in patrol by knowing the fixed poin or location to which an officer is
assigned for duty.
a. Post b. Route c. Beat d. Sector
93. Kind of patrol considered to be the most expensive type in terms of human resources.
a. Foot Patrol b. Automobile Patrol c. Helicopter Patrol d. Motorcycle Patrol
94. Types of Foot Patrol used where there is considerable foot movement such as business and
shopping center, family dwelling and the like.
a. Fixed Foot Patrol b. Mobile Foot Patrol c. Line Beat Patrol d. Random Foot Patrol
95. kind of patrol considered to be the most economical type of patrol and offers tactical ability
when used in numbers. It is also considered as the most extensively used and more effective
means of transportation for police patrol
a. Foot Patrol b. Automobile Patrol c. Helicopter Patrol d. Motorcycle Patrol
96. It refers to the call encountered by automobile patrol that requires the use of flashing
lights and siren except when there is an attempt to surprise the criminals in the act.
a. Routine Call b. Urgent Call c . Emergency Call d. Proactive Call
 97. The traditional Foot Patrol Pattern wherein the officer walk from one beat to another
making sure that he stays on the left side and at the center or middle portion of any street
between adjoining beats.
a. Zigzag Patrol Pattern b. Clockwise Patrol Pattern c. Counter Clockwise d. Cover leaf
98. The traditional Foot Patrol Pattern done by patrolling the street within the perimeter of
the beat not at random but with definite target location where he knows that his presence is
necessary.
a. Zigzag Patrol Pattern b. Clockwise Patrol Pattern c. Counter Clockwise d. Cover leaf
99. Kind of Patrol which involves by going around the area of responsibility waiting for
something to happen and to react accordingly if something does happen.
a. Reactive Patrol b. Proactive Patrol c. Counter Clockwise d. Decoy Patrol

100. Type of patrol used for traffic control originated in West Germany wherein a camera is
mounted in a weather proofing houses. They were equipped with zoom lenses and were
remotely controlled by the operator at the control board who can adjust the camera to a
panoramic view of 270 degrees.
a. Criss –Cross Patrol b. Zigzag Patrol c. Television Patrol d. Proactive Patrol
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ANTONINO M. ESTEBAN
P/LT (RET.)
LL.B, MSCA, RCRIM